Burke Centre is a community of single family homes in Fairfax County at Burke. Most homes in Burke Centre were built around 1977, but many have been renovated. Single family homes at Burke Centre cost around $510,000 to $590,000. Burke Centre community is served by Terra Centre Elementary School, Robinson Middle School and Robinson High School.
Burke Centre is convenient to Burke Centre Pkwy and close to Burke Lake Road. Burke Centre is near Webster Field.
Nesbitt Realty can help you buy and sell real estate in 22015.
Lake Braddock is a community of townhouses in Fairfax County at Burke. Lake Braddock was developed in the early 1970's. Townhouses at Lake Braddock cost around $345,000 to $349,000. Lake Braddock is served by Little Run Elementary School, Lake Braddock Middle School and Lake Braddock High School.
Lake Braddock Neighborhood is 2 miles from The Beltway and close to VRE. Lake Braddock is served by Surrey Square Park, George Mason Park. Lake Braddock is near Guinea Road and Braddock Road.
Indian Oaks is a community of single family homes in Fairfax County at Burke. Indian Oaks developed around 1985 is located in Burke State. Single family homes at Burke Cove generally cost from $625,000 to $629,000. Indian Oaks community is served by White Oaks Elementary School, Lake Braddock Middle School and Lake Braddock High School.
Laurel Hill Golf Club joins the notables in the world of golf with a prestigious ranking at number 15 on Golf week’s 2009 roster of the nation's 50 best municipal courses, announced annually in the magazine's May edition.Nesbitt Realty can help you buy and sell real estate in 22079.
This 18 hole course in Lorton, Northern Virginia was created by Bill Love on acres of land that formerly had D.C Department of Corrections Facility standing in Lorton. Laurel Hill Golf Club is stunning and one of a kind golfing experience with nature’s beauty dominates the character of the course.
A 9,400 square foot of land is occupied by the clubhouse which is the centerpiece of the golf club. Specific design and architecture boasts of the rich heritage of the former DC Department of Corrections Facility.
Amenities:
Bistro Area – Featured American Pub style menu
Banquet Room – For groups of 144 people
A Dining/Small Conference Room – Business meetings
Full Service Kitchen
Pro Shop – complete with golf merchandise
Changing areas – beside restrooms for quick changing
Laurel Golf Club is located at 8701 Laurel Crest Drive Lorton VA 22079. Please contact 703 – 493 - 8849 for more information
Burke Cove is a community of condos in Fairfax County at Burke. Burke Cove was built around 1984. Condos at Burke Cove generally cost from $215,000 to $220,000. Burke Cove neighborhood has easy access to Burke Centre Pkwy.
Burke Cove is close to Lake Barton Park and not far from Powell's Landing Road.
Alexandria’s Founder’s Walk feels like a small town but with all the conveniences of the big city. Close to shopping, major highways and the metro, the attractive 201 condo community basks in lots of sunlight and includes a clubhouse (great to rent for parties) and swimming pool.
Founders Walk in Alexandria
The Van Dorn Metro is in the West End of Alexandria inside the Beltway on Eisenhower Avenue.
Saratoga is a community of single family homes in Fairfax County at Springfield. Saratoga was developed in the early 1970's. A single family homes at Saratoga cost around $535,000 to $539,900. Single family homes at Saratoga is in a convenient location.
Old Town Commons in Old Town Alexandria featuring LEED standards by the U.S Green Building Council is a townhomes community equipped with ENERGY STAR® labeling for energy efficiency, developed by EYA.
Old Town Commons is a brand new development in Old Town Alexandria VA
Such LEED certified buildings are to:
Reduce operating costs and therefore increase asset value
Help conserve water and energy
Reduce waste sent to landfill
Create healthier and safer living environment for residents
Qualify for tax rebates, zoning allowances and such incentives in cities
Highlight an owner’s commitment to environment stewardship and social responsibility
Along with the LEED certification of Old Town Commons, quality construction and safety is also featured with its engineered wall, floor, roof and insulated party wall systems. Old Town Commons also carries CPVC plumbing, brick veneers, fire sprinkler system, programmable thermostat and carbon monoxide detector for every level. Pre-construction meeting, pre-drywall orientation and pre-settlement orientation including 2-10 Home Buyers Warranty™ is provided for occupants.
Being true to its environment friendly feature, Old Town Commons is conveniently equipped with ENERGY STAR®:
This is the second floor of a Old Town Commons townhome
Double pane windows and exterior doors
Low F\flow flush toilets
3rd party inspected house wrap and energy seal package
Electric water heater and optional solar hot water rough-in
Insulation in roof and exterior walls
CFL light fixtures
Optional rough-in for solar electric panels or solar hot water system
Virginia Hospital Center has been providing excellent medical services to the Washington metropolitan area for over 60 years. With its extensive healthcare and various Centers of Excellence, Virginia Hospital Center is also a teaching hospital associated with Georgetown University’s School of Medicine accredited by the Joint Commission on Accreditation of Healthcare Organizations and Licensed by the Commonwealth of Virginia Department of Health.
Virginia Hospital Center begun as a community service project organized by 5 women clubs in 1933 and Arlington Hospital Association was established in 1934. Arlington Hospital then grew into a 100 bed facility from a small community project in 1944. As years went by, improvements had been made and the growth of Arlington Hospital into Virginia Hospital Center that had 100 beds increased to 334 beds.
Today, Virginia Hospital Center is now a 530,000 square foot updated facility featuring a 9 story building with a larger Emergency Department, 1,100 parking spaces and more ensuring patient and visitor comfort.
Medical Service offered at Virginia Hospital Center:
Acute Pulmonary Rehab
Acute Stroke
Arlington Free Clinic
Arlington Urgent Care Center
Breast Health
Cardiology & Cardiac Surgery
Clinical Research
Colorectal Surgery
Emergency Med
Gastroenterology
General Surgery
Inpatient Rehab
Intensive Care
Laboratory Services
Neuroscience
Oncology
Ophthalmology
Orthopedic Surgery
Pediatrics
Pelvic Floor Disorders
Physical, Speech & Occupational Therapy
Psychiatry & Addiction
Pulmonary Special Procedures
Radiology & Medical Imaging
Sleep Lab & Sleep Medicine
Urogynecology & Pelvic Surgery
Urology
Weight Management Medicine and Surgery
Women & Infant Health
Wound Healing & Hyperbaric Center
Virginia Hospital Center is located at 1701 N George Mason Dr, Arlington, VA 22205. For more information contact 703 558 6391 or visit http://www.virginiahospitalcenter.com.
Will,What all kinds of assistance do you provide? Do you check the background and credit of the perspective renter? If work needs to be done what happens? I know that the carpets will need to be cleaned before the renters would move into the place. Does one have to use your people to do any work necessary? What happens if I were to need a new renter, would your service handle that too? I have never used a service such as yours before, so I have a lot of questions.Thanks for your help.Sincerely,
(name withheld)
Like most property managers, our services to the landlord are broken into two different jobs. The first task that landlords ask us to perform is often the task of finding a renter--to describe, explain and memorialize how we find your renter, write and sign a listing agreement.
The listing agreement is not unlike the listing agreement a homeowner signs when he or she sells a house. The listing agreement is what lets us put a lockbox on the door. We need a listing agreement to put the property in the MLS (multiple listing service).
The listing agreement describes the terms and conditions under which we get paid. We get paid only if and when we find a renter. Most agencies charge between one-half to a full month's rent to get this service done. If our client is using our property management services, we let the client set the fee, but we take the time to explain how agents get paid.
The MLS is a database of homes listed for sale.
Like all listing agreements, the listing agreement will set a term or time period and then expires. In the past few years I can't remember having an expired listing agreement as we push hard to rent quickly.
Once we find a prospective tenant, we take an application and proof of income. We then pull a background check to make determine a recommendation regarding the applicant. If the tenant can afford the property and has a good payment history we give a positive recommendation. If the tenant has a questionable credit history or if the tenant can't afford the property, we advise the landlord that we have an application but do not recommend proceeding with a lease. In some cases, we can provide solutions to guard the landlord against potentially problematic tenants, but still find a way to move forward with the applicant.
After we are settled on a tenant, we prepare a lease and have it signed by the landlord and tenant. This is the end of our duties as a listing agent.
But that's when our duties as a property manager begin. As a property manager, we collect the rents and make payments to the landlord as described in the property management agreement. From time to time, we respond to service calls from the tenant, dispatching appropriate handymen, electricians, plumbers, etc. to solve the problem. When this happens, we deduct the cost of these services from the rent collected and pay the landlord the remainder. From time to time we make inspections of the property and we occasionally recommend maintenance or upgrades.
Will Nesbitt examines some hardware at Home Depot
Unlike some property managers, we collect fees only when the property is occupied. No rent equals no charge.
If the property needs to be prepared prior to leasing, we can and will make some efforts to put the property in order. Some properties need a little clean-up to prepare for market. We don't charge for managing a clean-up. We simply pass the cost without mark-up back to the landlord. We will take some deposits from the landlord as required to take care of this clean-up.
Some properties need something more than a clean-up. When a property needs a renovation, we may charge a fee to manage construction and clean-up to put the place in order.
Eventually the renter moves out and we'll need a new renter. At that point, we'll sign a new listing agreement and start the process again.
We manage houses, townhouses and condominiums. We bring a special expertise to condo management because we know how condos operate, but we don't limit our business to condos.
It's hard to describe everything we do in a format like this, but that's what we do in a nutshell. There are additional services and limitations I'll describe when we go through the agreements, but this should be enough to get you started.
For more information or to set up an appointment call Nesbitt Realty at (703)765-0300.
